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Our medical weight management program is designed for adults seeking professional support with weight management. Eligibility is determined individually based on your BMI, medical history, current medications, health conditions, and treatment goals. A consultation is required to determine whether the program is appropriate for you.

Consultations and follow-up appointments can be conducted virtually when clinically appropriate. Laboratory testing may be required and can be completed at a local laboratory. Some conditions may require an in-person evaluation.

When medically appropriate, your provider may prescribe FDA-approved weight-management medications based on your individual health needs. Medication is not guaranteed and is prescribed only when clinically indicated. Medication costs may be separate from consultation and program fees.

Laboratory testing requirements vary depending on your medical history, current medications, and treatment plan. Laboratory fees may be separate from program fees. Any anticipated testing costs will be discussed with you.

Medication costs are generally separate unless explicitly included in your selected program. Your provider will discuss medication options, potential costs, and applicable pharmacy arrangements before treatment begins.

Insurance coverage depends on your individual plan and the services provided. Please verify your benefits directly with your insurance company. Medication coverage varies by insurance plan and prescription.

Follow-up frequency depends on your treatment plan, medication, response to treatment, and individual health needs. Your provider will establish an appropriate monitoring schedule to assess progress, review side effects, and make adjustments when necessary.

Your provider will review your health history and discuss appropriate alternatives. Depending on your needs, recommendations may include nutrition and lifestyle modifications, further evaluation, or referral to another healthcare professional.

Possibly. Your provider will review your current prescription, treatment history, medical records, and response to medication to determine whether continuing treatment is appropriate. Continuation or renewal of a prescription is not guaranteed.

Program costs depend on the services selected. Consultation fees, laboratory testing, and prescription medications may be billed separately. Please contact us for current pricing and a breakdown of any additional expenses.

We respect your privacy and protect your medical information in accordance with applicable privacy laws. Information may be disclosed when required or permitted by law. Our goal is to provide a respectful, confidential, and judgment-free environment.

Absolutely. Many sexually transmitted infections can occur without noticeable symptoms. You can schedule a preventive sexual health consultation to discuss your sexual health history, potential exposures, and recommended screening based on your individual risk factors.

During your virtual consultation, your provider can assess your needs and order appropriate laboratory testing when indicated. Depending on the test, you may need to visit a local laboratory or use an approved specimen collection method.

Our providers can evaluate STI concerns, review laboratory results, and prescribe appropriate treatment when clinically indicated. Some infections require laboratory confirmation, additional testing, partner management, or an in-person evaluation.

In many cases, yes. Treatment depends on the suspected or confirmed infection, your symptoms, medical history, and applicable clinical guidelines. Some situations require an in-person examination or additional testing. Your provider will explain the appropriate next steps for your specific situation.

Your provider can discuss contraceptive options, review your medical history, and determine whether a prescription is appropriate. Certain contraceptive methods require an in-person procedure or additional evaluation.

Yes. You do not need to have symptoms to request an STI screening consultation. Your provider will recommend appropriate tests based on your medical history, sexual health history, and current screening guidelines.

Results are communicated through our designated secure communication method or patient portal, when available. Your provider will explain the results and discuss any recommended treatment or follow-up. Turnaround times vary depending on the laboratory and the tests ordered.

Your provider will explain your results and discuss the recommended treatment and follow-up plan. Depending on the infection, additional testing, partner notification, partner treatment, or repeat testing may be recommended. Follow your provider's instructions regarding sexual activity until it is medically appropriate to resume it.

Yes. You can discuss contraception, STI screening, safer-sex practices, and other sexual health concerns during your consultation. Your provider will help determine which services are appropriate for you.

Self-pay options may be available. Consultation fees and laboratory costs depend on the services requested. Please contact us for current pricing before scheduling.

Your provider can evaluate symptoms that may indicate a UTI and determine whether treatment is appropriate. Some patients may require a urine test or culture. Severe symptoms or signs of a kidney infection require prompt medical evaluation.

We respect your privacy and protect your medical information in accordance with applicable privacy laws. Information may be disclosed when required or permitted by law. Our goal is to provide a respectful, confidential, and judgment-free environment.

Absolutely. Many sexually transmitted infections can occur without noticeable symptoms. You can schedule a preventive sexual health consultation to discuss your sexual health history, potential exposures, and recommended screening based on your individual risk factors.

During your virtual consultation, your provider can assess your needs and order appropriate laboratory testing when indicated. Depending on the test, you may need to visit a local laboratory or use an approved specimen collection method.

Our providers can evaluate STI concerns, review laboratory results, and prescribe appropriate treatment when clinically indicated. Some infections require laboratory confirmation, additional testing, partner management, or an in-person evaluation.

In many cases, yes. Treatment depends on the suspected or confirmed infection, your symptoms, medical history, and applicable clinical guidelines. Some situations require an in-person examination or additional testing. Your provider will explain the appropriate next steps for your specific situation.

Your provider can discuss contraceptive options, review your medical history, and determine whether a prescription is appropriate. Certain contraceptive methods require an in-person procedure or additional evaluation.

Yes. You do not need to have symptoms to request an STI screening consultation. Your provider will recommend appropriate tests based on your medical history, sexual health history, and current screening guidelines.

Results are communicated through our designated secure communication method or patient portal, when available. Your provider will explain the results and discuss any recommended treatment or follow-up. Turnaround times vary depending on the laboratory and the tests ordered.

Your provider will explain your results and discuss the recommended treatment and follow-up plan. Depending on the infection, additional testing, partner notification, partner treatment, or repeat testing may be recommended. Follow your provider's instructions regarding sexual activity until it is medically appropriate to resume it.

Yes. You can discuss contraception, STI screening, safer-sex practices, and other sexual health concerns during your consultation. Your provider will help determine which services are appropriate for you.

Self-pay options may be available. Consultation fees and laboratory costs depend on the services requested. Please contact us for current pricing before scheduling.

Your provider can evaluate symptoms that may indicate a UTI and determine whether treatment is appropriate. Some patients may require a urine test or culture. Severe symptoms or signs of a kidney infection require prompt medical evaluation.

Virtual urgent care may be appropriate for many non-emergency conditions, including cold and flu symptoms, seasonal allergies, sinus symptoms, mild skin rashes, uncomplicated urinary symptoms, certain minor infections, medication-related questions, selected gastrointestinal symptoms, and other minor concerns that can be evaluated remotely. Treatment depends on your symptoms, medical history, and whether a physical examination or diagnostic testing is necessary.

Yes, when clinically appropriate. Your provider will evaluate your symptoms and medical history before determining whether medication is indicated. Prescriptions are not guaranteed, and some conditions require testing or an in-person evaluation.

When medically indicated, your provider may order laboratory testing or imaging. You may need to visit an outside laboratory or imaging facility. Testing availability, scheduling, and fees vary.

Antibiotics may be prescribed when an appropriate clinical evaluation supports their use. Not every infection requires antibiotics, and some conditions require testing or an in-person examination before treatment can be determined. We follow appropriate prescribing practices to promote safe and effective care.

We can evaluate many common symptoms through telehealth. Depending on your presentation, treatment may include supportive care, medication when appropriate, laboratory testing, or referral for an in-person evaluation. Some respiratory symptoms, urinary symptoms, and infections require additional testing or physical examination.

A virtual consultation can help evaluate many cold and flu symptoms and determine appropriate treatment and testing. If you experience difficulty breathing, chest pain, confusion, or other severe symptoms, seek emergency medical care instead of waiting for a telehealth appointment.

A work or school note may be provided when medically appropriate following an evaluation. Documentation depends on the clinical findings and applicable requirements. A note is not guaranteed for every appointment.

Your provider will explain why an in-person evaluation is recommended and direct you to an appropriate healthcare facility when possible. Some conditions cannot be safely diagnosed or treated through telehealth alone.

Our payment options will be explained before your appointment. Please contact us to confirm current consultation fees and whether insurance is accepted for your selected service.

Appointment availability varies. You can review available appointments through our scheduling system or contact our office for assistance. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, do not wait for an appointment.

Your provider can review your current medication and determine whether a refill is appropriate. Refills depend on the medication, your medical history, monitoring requirements, and applicable prescribing regulations. Certain medications require an in-person visit or additional testing.

Seek emergency medical care for severe difficulty breathing, chest pain or pressure, signs of a stroke, loss of consciousness, severe or uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reactions, sudden confusion or new severe neurological symptoms, severe abdominal pain, or immediate danger related to suicidal thoughts. Call 911 in the United States for a medical emergency. Do not delay emergency care to complete an online consultation.

Libra Health & Wellness initially offers telehealth services to eligible patients physically located in Nevada. Services are provided only when the healthcare provider is licensed or otherwise legally authorized to practice in the patient's location.

Telehealth availability depends on your physical location at the time of your appointment and the provider's licensing and legal authority in that jurisdiction. Please contact us before scheduling if you are traveling outside Nevada.

Virtual appointments allow you to meet with a healthcare provider through an approved telehealth platform. During your appointment, your provider will discuss your concerns, review your medical history, and determine whether treatment, prescriptions, testing, or additional evaluation is appropriate.

To help make your appointment productive, have a list of your current medications and supplements, relevant medical history, known allergies, recent laboratory results if available, your preferred pharmacy, and your questions and treatment goals. Please find a private location with a reliable internet connection.

Yes. Most virtual consultations can be completed using a compatible smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access. You may need to enable your camera and microphone.

When medically appropriate, your provider may prescribe medication following an appropriate evaluation. Prescriptions are subject to clinical judgment and applicable Nevada and federal prescribing requirements. Prescriptions are not guaranteed.

If your provider determines that a prescription is appropriate, it may be sent electronically to a participating pharmacy. Prescription availability depends on the medication, your location, pharmacy availability, and applicable regulations.

Your provider may order laboratory testing when medically indicated. You may need to visit a local laboratory for specimen collection. Laboratory availability and fees vary.

Available payment methods and consultation fees will be provided during scheduling. Any additional charges for laboratory testing, prescriptions, or outside services will be explained when applicable.

We take patient privacy seriously and use appropriate safeguards to protect your health information in accordance with applicable privacy laws. Please use our designated secure communication channels when sharing medical information.

Appointments may be canceled or rescheduled according to our scheduling policy. Please review the applicable cancellation window and any associated fees before confirming your appointment.

Many conditions can be evaluated through telehealth, but not every condition can be diagnosed remotely. Your provider will determine whether a virtual assessment is sufficient or whether you need laboratory testing, an in-person examination, or referral to another healthcare professional.

Not necessarily. New patients may schedule an appointment, subject to provider availability, state licensing, and service eligibility. Some services may require an initial evaluation before treatment can be provided.

Consultation fees and medication costs may be separate. Laboratory testing, imaging, and other outside services may also involve additional charges. Please review the applicable pricing before beginning treatment.

No. Medication is prescribed only when medically appropriate. Your provider may recommend supportive care, lifestyle changes, diagnostic testing, or an in-person evaluation instead.

Laboratory orders depend on the test requested, clinical circumstances, and applicable policies. An evaluation may be required to determine which tests are appropriate.

Please use the clinic's designated communication method for non-emergency questions and follow-up concerns. If your symptoms worsen or you develop severe symptoms, seek appropriate urgent or emergency medical care.

Services for minors depend on the provider's scope of practice, applicable consent laws, and the specific service requested. Please contact us to confirm eligibility before scheduling.

Telehealth services are provided when clinically appropriate and subject to provider availability, licensing requirements, and applicable laws. A virtual appointment does not guarantee a diagnosis, prescription, or specific treatment. Some conditions require laboratory testing, an in-person examination, or referral to another healthcare professional.

Libra Health & Wellness does not replace emergency medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

All prescriptions are determined by your provider based on clinical judgment, medical history, and applicable prescribing regulations. Medications are prescribed only when medically appropriate. Certain medications may require additional evaluation, testing, or monitoring.

Consultation fees, laboratory testing, medications, imaging, and other services may be billed separately unless expressly stated otherwise. Patients will be informed of applicable fees before proceeding whenever reasonably possible.

Patient information is handled in accordance with applicable privacy laws and the clinic's privacy practices. Please review our Notice of Privacy Practices for additional information.